Iran on Friday published the results of an official medical investigation into the cause of death of Kurdish Mahsa Amini: the 22-year-old died as a result of an illness and not as a result of “beatings”, as reported. in the report of the forensic organization published by Iran’s State Television (IMO).
The autopsy and pathological examinations had determined that Amini’s death had not occurred as a result of “blows to the head and vital organs”. Rather, it is related to a surgical procedure performed on her at age eight for a brain tumor.
Young Iranian woman dies after arrest
The young Kurd died on September 16 after being arrested three days earlier by the vice squad in Tehran on charges of not wearing her headscarf in accordance with regulations. Police deny using violence. Her death sparked a worldwide wave of protests against the oppression of women in Iran.
According to human rights groups, about 90 people have since died in Iran during the authorities’ violent crackdown on protesters.
Paris wants to make Mahsa Amini an honorary citizen posthumously
Meanwhile, Paris plans to make Mahsa Amini an honorary citizen posthumously. Mayor Anne Hidalgo announced this on Thursday. This would also honor Iranian women who fought “at the risk of their own lives,” Hidalgo continued.
She will also suggest naming a place in Paris after Amini so that no one will forget her name. “Our admiration for these women is infinite. Paris will always stand behind those who fight for their rights and freedom.”
Source: Krone
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